Crime
Weapons recovered from terrorists crossing Pak-Afghan border turns out to be US-made
M4 carbine American-made weapons were recovered from the terrorists.
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Bajaur: The security forces had recovered the weapons from the three terrorists on December 31 who were at the Pak-Afghan border in Bajaur were also found to be US-made.
According to the details, M4 carbine American-made weapons were recovered from the terrorists, while M4 carbine, AK47 and ammunition were recovered from the terrorists in Mir Ali on December 29. During the Mir Ali operation, five terrorists including terrorist commander Rahzeeb Khore were killed.
Foreign weapons have been used in terrorist attacks in Pakistan several times before. The Baloch Liberation Army used foreign weapons in the February 2022 FC camp attack in Nushki and Panjgur.
In the Mianwali airbase attack on November 4, the weapons recovered from the terrorists were foreign-made. While in the DI Khan Daraban attack on December 12, the terrorists used night vision goggles and American rifles. In the terrorist incident in Tank on December 15, modern American weapons including M16/A2, grenades and AK-47 were found with the terrorists.
Apart from this, on December 13, US weapons including modern American made M4, American rifle, grenades were also recovered from onion sacks from a vehicle coming from Afghanistan to Pakistan.
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